Dunbarton selectmen approve three municipal hires and honor police longevity. Board Chair Michael Kaminski and Vice-Chair Dana Lavoie voted unanimously to hire Kellen Field as a part-time transfer station attendant at Step 1; Alyssa Soucy as Field Officer Patrolman at $34.32 per hour with two weeks
Dunbarton Selectmen conditionally approve Revolutionary War cannon firing at school. Board Chair Michael Kaminski, Vice-Chair Dana Lavoie, and Selectman Charles Frost voted 3-0 to move forward provided the school principal authorizes the event, proof of liability insurance is provided, and a safety
Selectmen appoint Jacob Davies as patrolman and approve $1,787.35 Highway Garage repair. The board unanimously accepted $4,252.24 in Fire Fighters Association donations for emergency equipment, including CPR training manikins and a UTV winch, and appointed Patrick Wright and Zachary Marcou as
Dunbarton Selectmen approve 19 committee appointments, energy contract change. Michael Kaminski, Board Chair; Dana Lavoie, Vice Chair; and Charles Frost unanimously or by consensus approved 19 appointments across six committees with terms ending March 2029, and voted unanimously to approve a $1,000
Dunbarton Selectmen appoint Deputy Treasurer with newly elected member. The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to appoint Alison Vallieres as Deputy Treasurer for a three-year term ending March 2029, with Michael Kaminski and Charles "Chuck" Frost voting in favor. Frost, newly elected to the
Dunbarton Board of Selectmen unanimously approved a $4,000 Emergency Management Performance Grant match from the New Hampshire Department of Safety on March 5. Board Chair Dave Nault, Selectmen Michael Kaminski and Dana Lavoie approved the grant for a Local Emergency Operations Plan update, with
Dunbarton Selectmen approve $2,400 in Fire Department maintenance and IT spending. Michael Kaminski, presiding in the absence of Chair Dave Nault, and Selectman Dana Lavoie voted unanimously to authorize Fire Chief Brandon Skoglund's requests for a pressure washing system, hose reel, and network
Dunbarton Selectmen back $4M budget with slight municipal tax relief. Chair Dave Nault and Selectmen Michael Kaminski and Dana Lavoie unanimously recommended the $4,044,236 operating budget and all nine warrant articles, including $1,970,429 drawn from unassigned fund balance and $215,000 in
Dunbarton selectmen finalize 2026 warrant with modest capital spending. The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to approve warrant articles including $140,000 in capital reserve fund contributions and a $92,500 transfer station equipment purchase, producing a combined tax rate impact of 0.18 per
Dunbarton Board of Selectmen approves 5% town administrator pay hike. In a special January 13 meeting, the Board voted unanimously to increase the Six Step wage scale by 5 percent for the town administrator position to reflect New Hampshire prevailing wages, in addition to a 3 percent
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